Futu News April 21 | the three major indexes of Hong Kong stocks fell across the board at midday. The Hang Seng index fell 1.74 per cent to 20581, the Hang Seng technology index fell 3.55 per cent to 3987, a new low in more than a month, and the state-owned enterprises index fell 2.31 per cent to 6934.

By midday's close, Hong Kong shares were up 363, down 1317, to close flat at 1186.

On the plate side, large technology stocks generally fell.Meituan fell by more than 7%, JD.com by more than 6%, Tencent and Bilibili Inc. by more than 4%, and BABA and NetEase, Inc by more than 3%.

Hong Kong bank stocks rose against the market.HSBC Holdings PLC rose by more than 1.5%, followed by Standard Chartered, BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) Limited and Hang Seng Bank.

Auto stocks generally fell.Great Wall Motor, XPeng Inc. and NIO Inc. fell by more than 5%, Li Auto Inc. and BYD by more than 4%, and Guangzhou Automobile and Geely Automobile by more than 3%.

Pharmaceutical stocks led the decline.Wuxi Biologics is down nearly 9%, Genscript Biotech Corporation is down nearly 5%, and Wuxi Apptec is down nearly 3%.

Green Power concept stocks continue to declineFlat Glass Group fell by more than 11%, Datang New Energy fell by more than 6%, China Electric Power and CGN New Energy fell by more than 5%, and China Longyuan Power Group Corporation, China Resources Power Holdings and Huaneng International Power fell by more than 4%.

Individual stocks$China Merchants Bank (03968.HK) $Up 1.69%, Lyon remained confident about China Merchants Bank's long-term fundamentals and reiterated its "buy" rating with a target price of HK $88.

$HSBC Holdings PLC (00005.HK) $Up 1.58%, the company's $2 billion buyback program launched last October was completed yesterday, with an average price of 4.8128 pounds per share. Separately, HSBC said in its earlier results that it planned to launch further share buybacks of up to $1 billion.

$cutting-edge Medicine (06108.HK) $It has been pulled up in a straight line, rising by more than 33%, and has risen by more than 1900% so far this month.

$Kaisa Health (00876.HK) $Pull soared more than 75%, the company released 2021 results, shareholders should share a profit of 2.359 million Hong Kong dollars, a year-on-year return to profit.

$CNOOC Limited (00883.HK) $Down more than 3%, A shares listed on the first day to pull up the limit, is now up 28.8% quotation 13.91 yuan.

$Meituan-W (03690.HK) $Intraday diving fell more than 7 per cent to HK $134.4, while co-founder Wang Huiwen reduced his holdings of 748800 shares on April 13 and 14 to cash out more than HK $116 million.

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